Want to develop your timing?
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Hi, just found for myself this practice routine for better timing.
Just play along with ANY instrument with a simple pattern, riff or whatever and get through it - the rhythm will have more and more empty spaces, which you will fill with your internal pulse.
Inspired by the great genious bassist Victor Wooten.
Easy at the beginning, very hard near the end.
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DG-pNu50Sk] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DG-pNu50Sk[/url]
Victor Wooten's book "The Music Lesson" is also an amazing inspiration, not only for the bassists, if you do not know it already..
Just play along with ANY instrument with a simple pattern, riff or whatever and get through it - the rhythm will have more and more empty spaces, which you will fill with your internal pulse.
Inspired by the great genious bassist Victor Wooten.
Easy at the beginning, very hard near the end.
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DG-pNu50Sk] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DG-pNu50Sk[/url]
Victor Wooten's book "The Music Lesson" is also an amazing inspiration, not only for the bassists, if you do not know it already..
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Victor Wooten a great bass player. Thank you for sharing this is a very useful video.
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